APAC super-rich investors are diversifying into more conservative assets and the wait-and-see approach at the onset of the pandemic is over.
A survey of 450 super-rich investors in the region revealed their most prominent concern is how to manage current market volatility and geopolitical risks and how to better diversify their portfolio to mitigate these risks.
The survey of 450 the region's wealthy investors — defined as those with a minimum of $1 million of investable assets domiciled in Asia-Pacific — revealed their top concerns. "Even Japan, where inflation had been close to zero for more than three decades, is now facing inflation pressure, and 69% of Japan HNWIs are concerned about it," the report said.
those in Hong Kong and Singapore also cited geopolitical tensions as one of the top risks in the next 12 months.
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